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This. turkey's been very aggressive in creditsi criticizing assad. but they need others to go first when it calls for assad to go unless they cause even bigger problems for israel, andrea. >> let's bring in nbc chief foreign correspondent richard engle live in cairo. richard, a lot of this is influenced not only by all of the dramatic events over these many months in the middle east and north africa, but most specifically by what cairo did in brokering a deal between hamas and fattah, bringing the group that israel considers a terrorist group, the united states labels a terrorist, hamas, into ...

Stalemate when it comes to negotiations with uncertainty in egypt on one part of israel's border, uncertainty now in syria. frankly uncertainty in lebanon. the parties at hand, the palestinians and the israelis, do not see, do not have their own incentives to do this. we may think they should have incentive to do this globally when you look at it from 30,000 feet, but in their own domestic politics, there isn't incentive right now. both sides -- you have israel feeling as if they need to be worried about their own borders now. and this is not the time to deal with the palestinians. then the pa...

Self determination of the arabs, and called for boundaries with land swaps by israel back and forth as part of the deal. obviously, i believe something more is going to be needed, something just as profound as those borders. a national commitment by the palestinians to brutally enforce a deal with israel. this is the question right now to fattah and hamas both. unless you're willing to punish severely those who violate a treaty with israel, i mean palestinian arabs, there is no way in the world that israel should sign a deal with you. are the palestinians themselves up to making such a commitm...

Concerns. nick what should the president do on thursday in his speech? >> i think this is an obviously very complex time, andrea, for the united states to say the least, given the events of the arab spring over the last four months. given the substantially weakened strategic position of israel in the middle east, unfortunately, for us and for israel. if you think about israel's position, as prime minister netanyahu arrives in washington, much more trouble with this new egyptian government. unsettled situation with syria on its border. we saw that over the weekend. a stronger hezbollah presence...

The fattah. >> greta: what i hear is for instance the network, every time we want to send a drone in recent time into a particular area we had to speak to the pakistani authorities and they would take their time answering us or to tip off al-qaeda to get out of there. that looks rather dirty to me. then you have essentially the wal-mart of nuclear weapons dispelling technology all over the world. he is not the scourge of pakistan, he is the hero. and then we have aid to pakistan and they get hot and bothered because they want to know how they are going to spend it and we want to make sure that...